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The Relevant Rewind
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How to Build Catholic Community
Outside of Mass on Sunday, how often do you spend time with other Catholics? And if you do have friends who are Catholic, do those friendships look any different than your non-Catholic friendships? If you are looking to make Catholic friends, or make your friendships distinctly Catholic, Leah...
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Is It Possible to be Sensitive and Masculine?
Masculinity is a big topic in our society today. As we seek to discover what a healthy masculinity looks like, many are asking: are men not sensitive enough? Or is a sensitive man not masculine enough? What does it mean to be a man who is in touch with his emotions? On this Rewind from The […]
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Is It Harder to be Catholic Today?
After a summer of scandal, many Catholics are still reeling and waiting to see what Church leaders will do to restore trust and credibility in the Catholic Church. Charles Rice, a Catholic lawyer, recently posted an op-ed column in USA Today which he begins by stating “It is hard to be a Catholic...
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Hurricane Florence: What It’s Like to Evacuate Your Home
Hurricane Florence is due to hit the Carolinas today, and more than one million people have evacuated the coastal areas that are likely to be hit the hardest. Lisa Duffy, a Catholic writer and frequent Relevant Radio® guest, stops by Morning Air® to share about her family’s decision to leave…
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How the Media is Covering the Crisis in the Church
The series of scandals in the Catholic Church this summer has made headlines not only in Catholic media, but also in all the major media outlets. But what does that coverage look like? Is it biased? Informed? Does it paint an accurate picture of the Church or is it pushing a secular agenda?…
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Why I Came Back to the Mass
Why do you go Mass on Sunday? Is it for the sermon? Do you go because that is what you have always done? Or do you go for the true presence of Jesus Christ? Father Dwight Longenecker stops by The Drew Mariani Show™ to discuss the importance of the Mass. Drew and Fr. Longenecker take a call from a...
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The Role of the Laity in Purifying the Church
As the current sexual abuse crisis continues to unfold, there is some question as to what the laity can or should do to help purify the reform the Church. Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, stopped by A Closer Look™ to discuss the victims of the sexual...
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George Weigel: Reform Means Restoring Moral Foundations of the Faith
In the past few weeks, many of the laity, priests, and bishops are calling for reform in the midst of the latest sexual abuse crisis. But many are wondering where this reform can or should begin. George Weigel, Catholic theologian and one of America’s leading public intellectuals, stops by A…
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Father Rocky Addresses the Abp. Vigano Testimony
The last month has left Catholics around the world, and in the United States in particular, reeling from one scandal after another. Over the weekend, another allegation came out that has rocked the Catholic faithful. In an 11-page letter, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, former Apostolic Nuncio to...
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The Tale of the $1,500 Ice Cream
Scripture tells us that “A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.” And sometimes that prosperity and refreshment can come in some surprising ways. Drew Mariani, host of The Drew Mariani Show™, tells the story of how a simple act of charity led to a surprising...
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Why This Millennial Loves Being Catholic
When it comes to Millennials and religion, the statistics can be depressing. Specifically when it comes to the Catholic faith, 80% of Millennials leave the Church by the age of 23. But all hope is not lost. The witness of Millennial Catholics can help others see the truth and beauty of the…
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How to Become an Instant Evangelizer
Do you have a desire to share the Good News of Jesus and our Catholic Faith with others, but you’re not sure how to do it? Fr. Mark Matthias stops by Morning Air® to share some tools that you can use to evangelize right now. If you would like to support Relevant Radio’s mission of evangelization,...
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Responding to the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report
On August 14, a Pennsylvania grand jury released a report that documented the sexual abuse committed by more than 300 priests across six dioceses in the state of Pennsylvania. These cases involve about 1,000 victims, many of them children, across the span of 70 years. The details of these cases…
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Back to School Spirituality with Sister B
If you have kids going back to school, you likely have them prepared with tons of school supplies and back to school clothes. But have you prepared them with some back to school spirituality? Sister B stops by Morning Air® to offer some ideas to keep the Lord front and center during the school...
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How Ditching Birth Control Saved My Life
Most people who decide to use birth control do so because they believe it will make their lives better. But does it really? A listener named Yvette called in to The Patrick Madrid Show to share her experience of her husband’s vasectomy, their decision to reverse it, and how their decision to…
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Technology and the Future of Work
Rapid advances in technology in the past few decades have radically shifted the labor landscape, with more jobs being replaced by automation each year. But will all manual labor jobs disappear completely? How should college and high school students look to their future careers when technology is...
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Is Socialism Compatible with Catholic Social Teaching?
The support we saw Bernie Sanders receive in the 2016 Democratic primaries may have been considered a fluke, but the recent nomination and buzz surrounding the Congressional candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may show a shift in the country’s attitude, especially among young people. Ocasio-Cortez...
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Answering Common Objections to the Update on Capital Punishment
This week the Vatican updated the Catechism of the Catholic Church regarding the death penalty. It is now inadmissible. This is the second time this paragraph on the death penalty has been revised since the original publication of the Catechism in 1992. The first time was in 1995 after Saint John...
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Cardinal Raymond Burke on Wisconsin’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine
Today is the 10th anniversary of the dedication of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI. During his time as Bishop of La Crosse, now-Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke founded the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and today sat down with John and Glen on Morning Air® to talk about the…
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How Catholic Schools Are Helping Students with Special Needs
If you are a parent with a special needs child, you may think that the only option for your child to get the help they need is to send them to the local public school. However, Catholic schools are now offering many resources for students with special needs. Eileen Beardsley, from the Archdiocese...
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Christopher West on the Legacy of Humanae Vitae
Christopher West is an internationally renowned speaker and expert on St. John Paul II’s Theology of the Body. On this 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, he stops by Morning Air® to discuss the legacy of this encyclical, and the powerful truth found in the Church’s teaching on marriage and family.
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What Accompaniment Looks Like
In his Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis talks about the need for the Church to “initiate everyone – priests, religious and laity – into this ‘art of accompaniment.’ But what does accompaniment really look like? Sr. Brittany Harrison (aka Sister B) stops by Morning Air®…
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What Every Saint Had in Common
When we look at the saints, one thing we realize is how different they are. The saints lived in different times, different states of life, they had different encounters with the Lord, but there are some things they all had in common. Author TJ Burdick stops by Morning Air® to discuss his article…
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Everything You Need to Know About the Weeping Statue of Mary
A statue of Mary in Hobbs, New Mexico appears to be weeping an olive oil that smells like roses, an event that has captured the attention of the faithful around the world. The Diocese of Las Cruces is currently investigating this phenomenon to determine whether there is a natural cause for the...
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Summer Movies for the Whole Family
Summer is a great time to be outdoors, but on days when it’s rainy or scorchingly hot, a movie is a great activity for the the whole family. But parents want to know what movies are worth the price admission, and which ones are appropriate for their children to watch. Ed Morrisey, guest host on…
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Bishops Make Pastoral Visit to the Border
A contingent of bishops from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops – including Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, Archbishop Jose Gomez, Bishop Daniel Flores, Bishop Joseph Bambera and Bishop Robert Brennan – visited the U.S./Mexico border on Monday to meet and pray with the refugees there. Our...
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Breaking an Addiction to the Negative News Cycle
With so much going on in the world, and access to 24/7 news literally at our fingertips, it’s easy to get sucked into a never-ending news cycle. And while being informed is important, a constant consumption of negativity can be harmful. But there is hope. Dr. Francie Broghammer, a resident...
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The Church’s Vision is a Gift to Our World
In these times of division and turbulence, we can see tensions rising in our society and even within our own families. As tensions rise and division widens, our society is in need of a calm, unwavering voice to call us toward hope, love, and mercy. Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, of Louisville, stops by…
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How a Spirit of Service Can Transform Your Family
Family life can be messy. With all the different personalities, strengths, weaknesses, and relationship dynamics, it can be easy to let family tension take root in our homes. A listener named Joy called in to The Patrick Madrid Show, asking for advice on how to honor her elderly parents while…
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Why Abortion is Always the Wrong Choice
Is abortion ever OK? Being pro-life is about recognizing and upholding the dignity of every human person, and so when it comes to conversations about abortion, it is important to consider the dignity of both the mother and the child. But this leads some people to believe there are exceptions in...
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